Yerkes Believed That for Intelligence Tests to Be Effective in the Armed

question 4

Multiple Choice

Yerkes believed that for intelligence tests to be effective in the armed forces all of the following would need to be true except:

• A)they would need to be administrated to groups instead of individuals
• B)they would need to measure native intelligence
• C)they would need to be easy to administer and score
• D)they would need to be administered to one individual at a time

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